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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-16
BRENITIES.
The News Of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up in Condensed shape.

>tiN'h Up IN condensed shape.
Watermelons are getting more plenti-
ful, but the price is still high.
New water pipes are being laid on
Eighth street between Main and Frank
lin.
Mr.. 4. J. Ford has returned from an
extended visit to one of his Kentucky
farms.
TIE old houses on North Fifth street
had been moved as far as Broad street
last night
lIenrico County Court will be in ses-
sion to day for the purpose Of granting
liquor Licenses.
The first car leaves Louisiana avenue
and seventh street at $3.50 am, and the
last at 1890 pm.
Colonel Lloyd j. Beale leaves this
morning for s0jOurn near Indian Rock,
on the upper James
Mr. p. w Rafter left Wednesday on a
visit to his old home in Ireland, followed
by many good wishes.
The clerk of the City Circuit Court and
his deputy are busily engaged making up
the record of the last term
r. Edward C.. Crump, an old Rich
mond typo, now of Washington, is on a
welcome visit TO his friends
Work ON the City Hall and the Gus
tom-house is getting pushed along rapid.
ly in spite OF the excessive heat
The Gallego mills under It's new man
agement promises in a short time TO re-
cciyc all of its former prestige
The convention of several managers Of
Southern railroads which has been in ses-
sion at Old Point has adjourned
The digging up Of Bank street is not
for the Union Passenger railway, as was
supposed by some. but for a new water
main.
Smyth, Gilmer and Hancock streets,
which run northward from West Broad
in the vicinity of Elba station, have been
grayclkd
Governor Lee has pardoned w c..
Whitlow, convicted for forgery in Lynch
burg and sentenced TO the Penitentiary
for two years.
\ fine concert was given last night by
some of the scholars of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum The concert took place
at Clay-slrcet NJ. f. church.
Gas, water, and paved streets are
among the Improvements being placed on
North Thirteenth street This street
runs north from Marshall at the Medical
College.
Mr. and Mrs. p II. Mayo and daughters
sailed for Liverpool on the Britannia
Wednesday. Among the other passen-
gers were Hon. Simon Cameron and Sir
ROderick Cameron
Milton Buckncr lcoloredl, from Louisa,
one year for unlawful shooting, and John
VI. Walters, from Floyd, six years for
hose stealing, were received at the Peni-
tentiary yesterday
Rev DR.. Tupper has received "a tele-
gram announcing the death of his mother
at her home in South Carolina DR. Tup-
per left by the first train yesterday even
Ing to attend the funeral.
Workmen began yesterday erecting the
band-stands in Monroe and Libby Parks.
That in Monroe Park is on the Laurel
street side, between Main and Floyd
streets. The stands will be in readiness
By the time of the next concerts.
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
TION or THE FTFTIETH An
NTVERSARY or UNION LODGE.
4 Grand Rally Of the Devotees of Friend
ship. Love, and Truth-Able Addresses by
Rev. George &. NanderslIce and Others.
A Feast of Fellowship.

A Feast of Fellowship.
Union Lodge, No. T. last night cele-
brated its fiftieth anniversary with pub
| lie exercises. There was a very good at
tendance Of the members and their LADY
| friends and a number Of visitors. Promi-
nent among the latter were Messrs. VIII
liam WhitwOrth, Il A. Baugh, and A. j.
Blankenship of Manchester. The exer-
cises opened with prayer and singing the
opening ode Councilman George h.
Bowden presided and introduced Grand
Chaplain Rev George c. Vandersice.
Mr. Vanderslice's address was an able
exposition of the aims and objects OF
Odd Fellowship, and grand plea for the
principles Of friendship love, and truth.
OTHER SPEECHES.
A letter was read from Deputy Grand
Master 4. b. Bowering of Fredericks-
burg Justice d. c. Richardson, who
was to have made an address, was not
able to be present. Very interesting
speeches were made by J. b. Blanks Of
Petersburg, John G. Teller, George b.
Davis William Whitworth, and \. I.
Burr Mr. Burr is one Of the oldest mem
bers of Union Lodge, but is now resi-
dent Of Danylle.
After singing the closing ode all par
took of refreshments.
Mr. William Whtworth Is one Of the
oldest Odd Fellows in Virginia Messrs
NJ. W. Warrington, \. r. Burr, and X. \.
Joseph are among the Oldest members of
Union Lodge.
CHARTER MEMBERS.
Union Lodge was instituted July 9th,
1887, witl the following charter mem
bcrs John II. Allen, John ID. Graf,
James G. Walker, W. VI. English, and
John A. Clarke. None Of them are now
living The lodge Is in very fourishing
condition, and has accomplished great
good in the half century of its existence.
II begins a new career under the best
auspices, as it has in its ranks some Of
the best men i'm Richmond Long may
Union Lodge stand among the most tit
excmplars Of the great principles Of
friendship, love, and truth.
The excellent committee last night
were Messrs George +. BOwden, j. b.
Homer, and William A. Dewitt. Mr.
B0wden was master of ceremonies Mr.
IIornor looked after the ladies, and Mr.
Dewitt had charge Of the refreshments,
and all acted well their parts.
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The following paragraph which is float.
ing around the country uncredited is
taken from the Baltimore Sun:
"The Rev $ :. Lambeth Of Richmond,
Va, says that he once preached sermon
on heavenly recognition, i'm which he did
his best to prove that we shall know each
other in the future life At the close Of
the sermon an old sister came forward
and said Notwithstanding all you
have said, my dear Pastor, shall indulge
in the hope that we shall know each other
there.
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4 BAD CITIZEN.
\ Man from Henneracker Paints the Wesi
End Red.

End Red.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
the residents Of West Cary street were
awakened from their usual lcthargy. This
rousing up was caused by man mounted
on horseback, who was riding at full tilt,
with pistol in hand firing right and left,
regardless of consequences. Policeman
Tyler soon appeared on the scene, and
after some difficulty succeeded in captur-
ing the imitation of BILLY the Kid
He was conveyed to the Third station
house. Here there soon appeared three
cOlOred men, who informed Captain
Charles Ii. Epps that they were walking
along the road about five miles from the
city, where they were Oyertaken by the
prisoner, who began to shoot at them
without any cause or prOyOcatiOn. One
man, Thomas Trent (colored), was shot
in the left forearm. After emptying every
chamber of his revolver the man sat
quietly on his horse, reloaded his weapon,
and resumed firing. They charged upon
him, and after firing two or three shots
he put spurs TO his horse and dashed
down the road
The mans name is W. L. Cleveland.
from Go0chland, and he was suffering
from the effects of protracted debauch
Cleveland seems to be candidate for a
term very different from that Of his illus
trious namesake at another kind of white
house
The party was bailed last night in the
sum of $500, with Edgar Allan as securi-
ty He will be brought up this morning,
but will no doubt be sent for trial also to
IIenrico county.
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The next musicale promises to be very
attractive. In addition to the selections
to be rendered by the Arions, Miss Sycle
Reinhardt, son of Mr. Jacob Reinhardt,
will execute a violin solo, and there will
be several orchestral pieces.
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Pvthian LIection.

Alta regular meeting Of Marshall Lodge
held Thursday night the following officers
were installed
Past Chancellor-W II. Blunt.
ce-Chancellor-W r. Talley
Prelate-E W Blakey.
Master at-Arms-J. W. Carr
This Lodge has the honor Of having in
its membership Grand Nice-Chancellor
Beverly T. Crump and Grand-Keeper of
Records and Seal John c. Teller
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CmcAGO, July IA Y rs special
from Shelbyyille, H., says James Tolly
an eccentric farmer had $500 stolen
from his house by burglars recently. The
buglars overlooked 100000 in coin Yes
terday folly was persuaded by his wife
10 bring the coin to this city TO deposit il
in bank The coin was in one package
and two men were required to remove il
in from the wagon
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THE ARiONS.

They Sing at the Mozart Musicale Next
Monday Night.
The Arion Musicale Society will render
two selections at the Mozart Musicale
next Monday night The following are
the names of those who will participate
W s. llenning, W. D. Johnson, \. Frank
Montgomery, Clarence j. Neale, Carter
b. Neale, H. l.. Rees, Algernon $. Hurt,
Anthony W. Miller, Jefferson Wallace,
Walter W. Crawford f. D. Newman,
John d. Newman, L. $. Bethel, Robert
Wood, Joseph W. Laube, DIR. Robert W.
lyerson, j. lredell jenkins, and j. G..
Ross
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CIoud-Bur,ts In Arizona.

TUcsoN, ARIz., July lj.-Southern Ar
izona has been visited by very severe rain
storms and cloud.bursts during the past
eight days The rainfall is unprece-
dented The Santa Cruz river is over a
mile wide, and wash0uts on the railroad
have been frequent. \ large quantity
OF stock has been drowned On We'd
nesday a loaded freight train was carried
away by a cloud burst in Canyon Deore.
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Bible Meetings.

Mr. w. c. Thurman will begin series
Of Bible meetings at No. 9Os Capitol
street tomorrow at o'clock pm. They
will be continued every night at SIS
o'clock. The meetings will be open to
the public and free to all who may wish
to be instructed in Bible history.
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The National Educational Convention.

CHICAGO. July lj.-At the National
Educational Convention this morning the
papers on manual training were read by
General Francis A. Walker, president Of
the Massachusetts Institute Of Technolo-
gy; superintendent NJ A. Newell OF
Baltimore, and Miss l.. A. Fay, Spring
field. Mass.
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Campbelrs Mission to New roundland,

OTTAWA. ONT, July l5.-It is said that
the object OF Sir Alexander Campbelrs
trip to New Foundland Is to endeayor to
induce that colony to join the Canadian
confederation. The new government OF
New Foundland is said to favor the
prOiect
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Died from HNdrophohia.

Detroit, Mich, July 15.-Dernard J.
Michenfelder, son OF wealthy brewer.
died this morning from hydrophobis,
He was bitten by a pet dog i've weeks
ago. On Tuesday the first symptoms OF
hydrophobia appeared, and after suffer
ing terribly he died in one of his conyul-
sions.
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Jacob shnrr Much Reter.

New YORK, July lj.-Jacob Sharp, the
convicted bribe-giyer, rested better last
night than he has on any night since ne
has been confined in the Ludlow street
Jail, and this morning he is much i'm
proved in health
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BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted 20
prevent and drive away Ants Reaches, Water
Bugs, Nc, so annoying 10 hOusekeepers.
Whenever this paper Is used IL answers a
double purpOse-it drives away Ncrmln, aud
al the same time being whitGl 10 gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used in the
preparation of this paper. Ask your Druggist
OF Grocer FOR H. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS,
Druggists,
lil4 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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IN CAMP.
departure of the Happy HowItzer..

VI Ah' ''"lB' ''Ni'e'i7f
The Howitzers left yesterday evening
for their summer encampment at the
FauQuier White Sulphur Springs. They
expected to remain over in GordOnsyille
last night and proceed to their destna-
tion to-day. They will remain in camp
until next Saturday.
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Samuel W Millsger Of Albcmarle
county, sentenced to the Penitentary
March, 1885, for eight years, was yester-
day pardoned by the Governor upon the
recommendation Of the surgeon Of the
Penitentiary on account Of i'll health
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kENNEDY'S MURDERER.
WHAT NE 81 Us ~ EXPLANATI TIOy or
ms BLOODY CRIME.

He Was after" Another Man Besides Mr..
Kennedy He Claims to Have Been III
Used How He Was "Druv" to Murder by
Being Turned Out of the Hospital.
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The Case of sharp.

New YORK, July l5.-The sentence Of
Jacob sharp is for four years, but by good
behavior he can have one year of this
sentence remitted.
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w. A. Hammond, Florist, late with
j. j. Harvey. has opened Cut-Tlower Store
AT Ri East Broad street. with full line Of
Designs and Cut Flowers.
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WILLIAM a. GARDNER. 5l6 T.. Broad
ruf Hair cutting. dyclng, shaving, and
.IsmplD.ng.
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Choice Imported Claret-price very
low-at Chamberayne Co.'S, 10 and T. South
Thirteenth street.
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
THE CHARGE or THE FIRST VIR
GLNLi REGIMENT GETTYSBORG.

Passage of the Richmond Boys Through
the Valley Of Death The Killed, wound
ed. aud Missing Brief but Graphic Ac-
couut Of the Confederate Waterloo.
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r. d. DAVIS. @, n. Ninth street. Shades
awnings. ol cloths, and paper hanging.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS f.. Broad street
Paints. oils. glass. and painters supplies
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H. A1Ck KEDFORD. li2 q. Main street
.I.. dealer.
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GO WITH is.
The Annual Picnic of Pine-Strcet Baptist
sunday school.

sunday school.
The annual excursion and family pic
mic of Pine-street Baptist Sunday school
takes place Tuesday, July 18Th. Ashland
Park is the place selected. No effort will
be spared tomake it one of the best given
this summer See the advertisement in
this issue. Tickets can be had Of any
member of the committee.
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A ILANTlC RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
RING CO.. lU8 H. Main ST. Manuilc
Jurors and importer, of stamp novelties.
iLu DOMINION ri BBEk STAMP WORKS,
'N Bank street. Agents wanted, send for
circular.
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a. d BRADLEY q co.. Thirteenth and HUI
streets. Manchester. Agent for the Peters
bury Savings and Insurance Company.
10. >. NASNON 4 son. 40. N. Tenth street.
t. n. CHAPLIN n co. 80. D y. Tenth street.
l THOMPSON BROWN ~ CO., lll3 h. Main
street,
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H. II. MORkisETT. No. n Seventh street
Manchester. Phone. JO5.
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WALTER D. BRAUER. stall No. ~. First
Market. Smoked beef tongues a speciality.
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H WAILEH~TlNE s. co.. % and l3 S. Fif-
r.nfh street, Potatoes. butter. beams. cab
Il... $50.
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UT TIIIIING HOT II. IN ". UT0uI
Hf.et Manufacturers of Vanilla Phosphate
HHI mineral waters.
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OLIVER B. DYER. G4 T.. Marshall street,
Wholesale and retail. Sole agent for The
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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4 R TEA>DALE. 1915 T. Main street. Be- {
.sanl - mems and g and $3.50 ladies'
-..f-
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JOINS d. GENlNG. corner of Fourteenth and
N streets. Tents. awnings, bags. horse ana
H.l.u covers.
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Umdunre aud Carriage GOODS.

d. r JU~IIS. n. Fntccuh street. labor
.r.nf. Established l-6s.
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JOSEPH UELABUE. .oe g.. Main street. Bell
Nlu- NuI general machine repairing.
N .ID.- f.r patents.
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ADAM uIiCONT as T.. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail Repairing neatly an,
promptly done.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. Adam.
proprietor. % s. Twelfth street. wholesale
and retail.
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WIIIIN \ Why. rDIOUh HnI OmcO
.Nr.'- Monuments, tomhs. murhicized man
t... tc
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f I. NEufOHD. $40 l.. Main street. Pmct-
.. plumber. timer ga. and steam filter.
2. .I. IINeLEl. ana Brook avenue. Steam and
t- hitting, timing. &c.
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A.. CLARkEN son. 1880 East Main street
AGENTS for Imperial chilled plows.
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lhoISIA RUBBER CO.. bl5 T.. Broad street
Betting hose, and all kinds of rubber goods.
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a.I. HIGH. l-3- g.. Main street. Watches and
.Hr.n neatly repaired.
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Try the justly celebrated La Normaudi
Cigar. CnAMBERLAYNE x Co..
10 and II South Thirteenth street.
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AnaIyticaI Chemist:

l. HENRY FROEIING. ~ s. Twelfth street
...m.st to Chesapeake and ohio and Rich
r.nI aud Allegheny railroads. Special at
f..f..n fN ores and mineral waters.
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W d. UlMMOCk. nos J.. Main street. Cor
r.U0Hleucc solicited.
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IT IF.N iii. bNI III
After the battle the survivors of Pick
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w. eIAGG, Twelfth street, under America
Hote.. Civic and military tailor.
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lill Main street, RIchmond. Z

Try La Normandi Operas, very choice
at Chamtorlayne X Co.'S, 10 and Il South
Thirteenth street.
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t GAhClN q CO., ii46 Franklin street (estat
a-ied ivJ. Toilet and Laundry Soaps
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contractors ana huiiucIs P.
N. IOl SYON. Jf g.. Main street.
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LLhA COAL YARD (Elba station. Broad
ahl Pine streets. W. s. Pitcher agent. All
A,nls Of Coal, Wood, and Coke. Tele-
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Carriages and fugeics
f GtA~NENG Err. lis l.. Franklin street
H.Ih guaranteed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
Salt Rsheum and Eczema.

Salt Reheum and Eczema.
Old sores and ulcers,
Scaldhead and ringworm.
Pain in the back aud spine,
Swelling of the knee joints,
Sprains and bruises.
Neuralgia and toothachc,
Tender feet caused by bunions, corus,
and chilbla;ns, wewarrand Beggs TRnPr-
CAL OH to relieve any and all of the
above. For sale by w. j. Sanburn Web
ster, Dakota.
FOR SALE-0n one years
time, forty head of young high
grade short horn cows with calf by
registered bull. Call and see the
stock at my farm mile west Of
town. Off E. R. Ruggles.
~aIt r,-.xx
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D. C. A. S. Supper.

] am requested by the directors
and officers of the d. G. A. S. to
make known through the Day Co.
press that the Association will give
a picnic supper in Webster on Tues.
eve. Feb. Sth. 1S87,at the Masonic
Opera House, for the purpose of pay
ing off tn indebtness of the Asso-
citation and every citizen and stran-
ger is requested to attend the sup
per. The farmers with their wives,
sons and daughters, are requested to
come ond bring basket of provis-
ions as it is helping a good cause,
and one in which you are interested.
Several good speakers will be pres
ent and grand good time isexpect-
ed. Price of tickets % cts. Don't
forget the night. Feb. Sth.
e. X. Ruggles. Secreary.
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AT ERYOY'S
POPULAR GALLERY
HOME HAPPENINGS.

1t still SHOWS.
Go to Church.
Mails uncertain.
Talk up your town.
Remember the poor.
This is the cold wave.
Pay your subscription
Another delay of mail.
Our carpenters are busy.
Land sakes! Did you ever?
Shall we have county jail.
ooh, please don't-kiss me-"
Money to loan by J. f. Pike.
-"Love me little, love my dog"
Get ready for the spring boom.
Webster wants clothing store.
More daylight every "A hours.
Patched clothes are no disgrace.
The wind last week was a sue
cess.
Send us a postal card--with the
news.
Now is the winter Of oGr dis
content.
--Cobble stones are cold at this
season.
Feb. 22d the G. A. r., mas
querade.
Not a very good season for
straw hats.
The Mill is again running
full blast.
Webster ought to have fire
department.
Another cold wave downed us
last Saturday.
-Waubay will have a building
boom this year.
The bachelors den is in pros.
porous condition.
Next Wednesday night the Ag.
ricultural supper.
There is still decided coohiesi
in the atmosphere.
Stall fed cattle in good demand
at Schachte l. Palmers.
The prospect for late spring
is decidedly flattering.
The next thing we want is
machine and repair shop.
The man who wears gum shoe
| hes no music in his 'sole. "
County commissioners meet il
regular session next Monday.
/ We still believe that there j
coal to be found in these hills if til
proper effort is made to discover it
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cdtdrrh disedses are dependent upon some tnint In
s organism. The distressing sRee9e the deTid trdfcTg
Lsrhdrges nom the eyes and the pdtnJai tnfd-
aGtfOn extending 10 ne DfrOat. The sloeiifRg (lse
7ucoHs ltnte1. causing ckOcttn9 sensatioRs c0Kgh
nd splitting o. mucous, ospecGpi Ia dc morning. after
istii2 Hoses On the had and sytng headaches, are
Galiidr symptoms 70 those suffering from periodical
ttncts Of head colds Influenza and rho are igno-
ant Of the tendeneies 10 run into consumption. Cat
Troh dfects The organic nerves and the crcEaffoa
chen consumption lo.lotes.
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g gnrs Marfantrd.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. H., addresses all those who have
injured themselves by improper indul-
,ences and solitary habits, which ruin
both mind and body, uniting them for
business, study, society or marriage.
These are some of the sad, melancholy
effects produced by the early habits oil
youth, viz: Weakness in the back and
limbs, pain in the head. dimness OF sight
loss of muscular power, raIpitation of the
heart, dyspepsia, nervous irntability, de.
rangemeni nf the digestive functions, de.
bility, consumption, etc.
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pR. Hs,eg xRp

las discovered me gTeatefeH cure IN The uord for lceak
ess o. The bark and limbs, i1spoeRcy general deii.y
eTrosaess, baRg0T, confusion n ideas pdpitatiOp.
y heart, hnify, reMbttRg dimHess Qf sight or gi-
tness diseasIs Of throat, skin. affections
fthc lircr, lungs. stomach bOSOeLs-tOSe tsTrbGs
tsorders arising from practices Iatd ta DsciT
irims than Tie songs Of The sirens 10 The Mariners al
sscs 6iightiBg their most rddient hopes or dntici.
sdttoRs rendering marriage impossible.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
San For warrants.

AL Day county warrants. registered numbers
40 To aes, inclusive are this day called for pay
mcnt and interest ceases.
Dated at Webster. D. T.. this 9th day ofJan-
aary, 4. D. 1887.
7 u. L0oxss1 Treas. Day Co, D. :.